How to add a calculated field in Google Form
1. Bill Calculator
In this example the formula is @Unit Consumed (in kWh) * @Cost of 1 unit
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2. Attendance Calculator
In this example the formula is (@Class attended /@Total No. of classes )*100
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Example 2
3. BMI Calculator
In this example the formula is ((Weight (in kg) /(Height (in m )**2))
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Example 3
4. Average Speed Calculator
In this example, the formula is @Distance covered (in km) /Time Taken (in hr)
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Example 4
5. Simple Interest Calculator
In this example, the formula is (@Principal Interest *Rate of interest *Time period (in years))/100
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Example 5
6. Salary Calculator
This example is based on a logical condition i.e.
If Salary >= Rs. 50,000 then the tax would be 20% and if Salary < Rs. 50,000 then the tax would be 10%. The allowance is constant for 5%
Here is the formula used for calculating tax:-
IFS(Enter your salary >= 50000, 20, 10)
The formula for total salary is:
IFS(Enter your.. >= 50000,Enter your.. -0.15 * Enter your.., Enter your.. -0.05 * Enter your..)
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Example 6
How to add a calculated field in Google Form
Google Forms is a versatile tool widely used for data collection, but it traditionally lacks direct support for calculated fields. Understanding how to add a calculated field to your Google Form can significantly enhance its functionality, allowing you to perform real-time calculations based on user inputs.
Here, we will provide a step-by-step guide on how to integrate calculated fields into your forms, a must-have skill for educators, event organizers, and business professionals who rely on dynamic data collection.
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